This is a chart for select countries in Europe unemployment rates form people 16 to 64 years
old. The chart shows Spain to have the highest broad unemployment rate at 16.4%, and Norway
the lowest at less than 10%.
The chart is about unemployment in Europe. The unemployment rate age is calculated from 15
to 64. Spain has the highest rate. While Netherlands has the lowest rate out of them all.
The graph shows the unemployment rate and the broad unemployment rate for the various countries
in Europe. It is a snapshot in time taken from the second quarter of 2012. The PIGS countries
top the list, including Spain, Greece, Italy, and Portugal.
THIS PLOT SHOWS THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FOR SEVERAL COUNTRIES. IN LIGHT BLUE IS THE REPORTED
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE AND IN DARK BLUE IS THE BROAD RATE WHICH INCLUDES THOSE INACTIVE MEMBERS
OF THE POPULATION WILLING TO WORK.
This image shows or depcits in statistical bar graph format a list of European countries the
unemployment in Europe. Ages from 15-64 for the year 2012. Spain, Greece and Italy lead the
list of countries.
The title of this graph is, 'Unemployment in Europe, Selected countries, 15-64 year-olds,
Q2 2012'. At the top of this list of countries is Spain all the way down a list of about
20 countries which concludes with Norway.
This chart describes unemployment in Europe in selected countries for people aged 15-64 year
old, in the second quarter of the year 2012. Countries include Greece and Spain.
the graph is showing numbers in relation to unemployment and broad unemployment rate in a
variety of countries. Spain at the top, norway at the bottom. the bar graph helps show how
much of the value is unemployment and how much is broad unemployment.
unemployment in europe, 15-64 yr olds in the second quarter of 2012. highest rates in Spain,
Greece, Italy, Portugal, switzerland, Ireland, poland, hungary
This is a graph showing the unemployment rate of selected European countries in the second
quarter of 2012. Spain led the way at nearly 25%. Norway was the lowest with under 5%. The
chart also shows the "broad" unemployment rate which is a bit more encompassing and is always
higher than the standard rate. The chart is actually sorted by this rate.
The bar graph charts and ranks the unemployment rates of 15-64 year olds as of 2012 in European
countries and compares it to the broad unemployment rate.
The image shows the rate of unemployment in European countries. Spain had the highest rate
of unemployment while Norway had the least rate of unemployment.
This graph shows unemployment rates in Europe for 15-64 year olds for both the unemployment
rate and broad unemployment rate. Spain and Greece have the highest rates and Norway and
Czech Republic have the lowest.
